Anonymous wrote:Page 1 of this thread is full of posts saying she is a loser, with no skills, and no money. Page 2 is celebrating the fact she can be held personally responsible. Ok, what are you going to get from her? Suing someone with no assets is pointless.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:6th Circuit unanimously rules that the couples to whom Davis denied marriage licenses can sue her personally.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-kentucky-weddings/kentucky-clerk-who-refused-same-sex-marriage-licenses-can-be-sued-idUSKCN1VD284
Oh this is good news. Thank you for posting, I needed a little pick up!
This gets overturned on appeal—plus her legal costs will be covered.
Enjoy your victory
While it lasts....
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:6th Circuit unanimously rules that the couples to whom Davis denied marriage licenses can sue her personally.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-kentucky-weddings/kentucky-clerk-who-refused-same-sex-marriage-licenses-can-be-sued-idUSKCN1VD284
Oh this is good news. Thank you for posting, I needed a little pick up!
Anonymous wrote:Now gays from Massachusetts and California don't have to travel a thousand miles or more to an obscure county in Kentucky they'd never otherwise go to to get denied a marriage license.
It's truly a victory for civil rights.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Now gays from Massachusetts and California don't have to travel a thousand miles or more to an obscure county in Kentucky they'd never otherwise go to to get denied a marriage license.
It's truly a victory for civil rights.
Aren't you clever? (Aren't is actually the answer.)
Yes, I'm in fact extremely clever.
Thank you for pointing that out to the .... less appreciative people here.
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Wow, Sweetie, that went right over your head. You poor old soul... Tough night for you, huh?
Pot, meet kettle
Anonymous wrote:Now gays from Massachusetts and California don't have to travel a thousand miles or more to an obscure county in Kentucky they'd never otherwise go to to get denied a marriage license.
It's truly a victory for civil rights.
Anonymous wrote:6th Circuit unanimously rules that the couples to whom Davis denied marriage licenses can sue her personally.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-kentucky-weddings/kentucky-clerk-who-refused-same-sex-marriage-licenses-can-be-sued-idUSKCN1VD284
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Now gays from Massachusetts and California don't have to travel a thousand miles or more to an obscure county in Kentucky they'd never otherwise go to to get denied a marriage license.
It's truly a victory for civil rights.
Aren't you clever? (Aren't is actually the answer.)
Yes, I'm in fact extremely clever.
Thank you for pointing that out to the .... less appreciative people here.
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Wow, Sweetie, that went right over your head. You poor old soul... Tough night for you, huh?